If someone tells you what they are going to do to, then does it, and you do NOTHING to stop it. Then are you still morally right to punish them?

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Ever notice how the DS has a fetish of technically plain truthing what they are doing? IE Biden saying they set up the most extensive voter fraud organization in history of US.

Same goes with the vaccines and going along with covid at all. The info was out there. It was a fraud, just the flu, alternative treatments existed and the vaccine was poison. Yet people went along anyways. Do they have any moral right to claim retribution?

Ever notice how the DS has a fetish of technically plain truthing what they are doing? IE Biden saying they set up the most extensive voter fraud organization in history of US. Same goes with the vaccines and going along with covid at all. The info was out there. It was a fraud, just the flu, alternative treatments existed and the vaccine was poison. Yet people went along anyways. Do they have any moral right to claim retribution?

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Did you hear about that cannibal in Germany whose victim supposedly wanted to be killed and eaten? Of course he was thrown in prison anyway. Because his victim was clearly not of sound mind.

Government worshippers or "NPCs" are not of sound mind either. Even if you don't think they are mentally disabled they are at best extremely ignorant of history and how things work, like someone from some primitive tribal culture. So yes, it is morally right to punish someone on their behalf.

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